I’m pretty sure all of the die-hard Atlanta Falcons fans
stopped reading after the headline. If you were brave enough to venture past
the header though, then it’s probably because you bypassed the article to begin
posting nasty remarks in my comments section lol.
I have to give Falcons fans more credit than that though.
Some people are willing to hear a good argument even if it’s one they don’t
agree with.
Minnesota Vikings’ running back Adrian Peterson endorsed
backup quarterback Matt Cassel as the permanent starter after Cassel led the
team to a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
This endorsement came in an after-game interview, officially
stirring a quarterback controversy in Minnesota.
I know it’s a dated reference but I remember when former Carolina
Panthers running back Rod Smart used to go by the moniker “He Hate Me.” It was
a phrase he picked up from one of his teammates that basically stated that
every one of his opponents hated him.
Smart really made a statement when he used this phrase on
the back of his jersey during his playing time in the failed XFL football
league. Others players in that league used variations of his phrase on the
backs of their jerseys and one of his former teammates even named a horse they
owned “She Hate Me” in reference to Smart.
Sorry Atlanta Falcons fans but if you’re looking for your
team to make the Super Bowl this year then I can save you 20 weeks’ worth of
time right now. It won’t happen this year.
There don’t you feel better? Now you can just sit back,
relax and feel all of the stress and tension ease away from your body as you
come to the realization that what I’m telling you is correct.
Karma is a b****, and the New England Patriots might be
feeling her wrath after their mistreatment of former wide receiver Wes Welker.
Welker who has been the Patriots most productive receiver over
the last six seasons, was unceremoniously allowed to walk in free agency as the
Patriots opted for a youth movement in their receiving corps.
What was the biggest difference
between the Seattle Seahawks and the New York Jets last year? Well the easy
response is that the Seahawks made the playoffs last season and the Jets
didn't.
While this is true, there was
one reason above all that had the biggest affect on these teams' seasons: their
offseason QB competitions.
Maybe I'm missing something
here but I don't understand why New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow has drawn
so little interest from teams this offseason.
Even his hometown team, the
Jacksonville Jaguars, is reportedly not seeking to add him to their roster. This
despite the fact that he could probably be acquired fairly cheap at this point
and they don’t seem to be going very far with the quarterback they have on
hand.
It may seem a little disingenuous using a biblical reference
to describe the latest situation surrounding New York Jets’ backup quarterback
Tim Tebow but what would be the point in writing these things if you couldn’t
have a little fun with it?
Besides, it kind of fits in a way. Especially when you
consider how Tebow’s football odyssey has gone so far.
While calling it “championship-caliber” may still be
somewhat of a stretch, the Atlanta Falcons’ defensive unit is playing much
better this year than it had the first four years of Mike Smith’s coaching
tenure.
You probably couldn’t tell by looking at the statistics
though. The Falcons rank 23rd defensively and have given up a lot of
yards this season.
The Philadelphia Eagles have turned the quarterback position
over to rookie Nick Foles for the rest of the season which leads everyone to
believe one thing: Michael Vick’s days are numbered in Philly. If that is true
then we will find out soon if Vick still has a future as a starting quarterback
in the NFL.
More than likely Vick will be playing for a new team by the
start of next season. He has too much talent for some teams to pass up.